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00:18:22a baby. You want me to pretend
00:18:24everything is alright when it's not? All you
00:18:26want is a pacifier to make everything
00:18:29okay. I was a child
00:18:30and my mother was gone. I just
00:18:33wanted to be somebody's daughter.
00:18:42Hi.
00:18:43Jackie, it's Ben Alcott.
00:18:45Oh, hi Ben. How are you?
00:18:48Good.
00:18:50Eight o'clock's fine.
00:18:51Sure, I can drive myself.
00:18:54Oh, you're so
00:18:55sweet. Don't be silly.
00:18:57I'm perfectly capable of driving
00:18:59myself.
00:19:01Okay. I'll see you then.
00:19:04Bye.
00:19:08I'm perfectly
00:19:09capable.
00:19:12I'm
00:19:13perfect.
00:19:16I am.
00:19:17Here is to the love of
00:19:22mankind and helping those less
00:19:23fortunate than us.
00:19:25To the less fortunate.
00:19:29You have a beautiful
00:19:30home, Ben. Thank you very much.
00:19:31I can't take all the credit for it. I had
00:19:33lots of help. Have you lived here long?
00:19:36Oh, about 25 years.
00:19:37I was the original developer.
00:19:39I thought timber
00:19:41was your business.
00:19:42The businessman
00:19:43who adapts will always find success.
00:19:46My late wife is a very
00:19:47good example.
00:19:48She did these drawings here.
00:19:50Beautiful, aren't they?
00:19:51They're lovely.
00:19:53She was very talented.
00:19:54She used her
00:19:55artistic skills to do
00:19:57corporate logos.
00:19:58She adapted.
00:19:59I had the most
00:20:08wonderful time
00:20:09the other night.
00:20:11So did I, Ben.
00:20:12You have to let me know
00:20:13more about you.
00:20:14I did all the talking
00:20:15the other night.
00:20:16Tonight, I want you
00:20:16to have the mic.
00:20:17But your life is so much
00:20:18more interesting.
00:20:20Mine's pretty standard,
00:20:21really.
00:20:22No, no, no.
00:20:23I want to know more
00:20:23about you.
00:20:26Okay.
00:20:26Fair enough.
00:20:27Let's see.
00:20:29Where should I begin?
00:20:31Well, I'm originally
00:20:32from the Midwest,
00:20:34a little farming community
00:20:35called Platmouth,
00:20:36just south of Omaha.
00:20:38We were comfortable,
00:20:39not wealthy.
00:20:41My father owned
00:20:41a good-sized farm back then.
00:20:43Fortunately,
00:20:43I had a charmed childhood.
00:20:45My mother was
00:20:46an especially great role model.
00:20:47She basically taught me
00:20:48everything I know.
00:20:49So when father died,
00:20:51mother sold the farm
00:20:52and moved to Portugal.
00:20:53And I came out to L.A.
00:20:55where, I guess you could say,
00:20:56I heard my calling.
00:20:58And I decided
00:20:59I wanted to help people.
00:21:02So I did a fair amount
00:21:03of charity work
00:21:04and then I started Rise Up.
00:21:06And you're doing well
00:21:07so far.
00:21:08Well, you know,
00:21:09we have our difficulties,
00:21:10but we'll make
00:21:11a little progress.
00:21:13So, how would you like
00:21:17a brandy in the living room?
00:21:20I'd like to.
00:21:26It was unbelievable traffic,
00:21:28so I figure the streets
00:21:29are so irregular in Hong Kong
00:21:30that I can cross it
00:21:31quicker on foot.
00:21:32Right.
00:21:33So I grab all the software,
00:21:34I hop out of the limousine
00:21:35and I start running.
00:21:37Turns out,
00:21:37I arrive at the meeting
00:21:38ten minutes early
00:21:39and the competition
00:21:40completely misses
00:21:41the entire thing.
00:21:42Oh, my God.
00:21:44Well, you're a remarkable man,
00:21:46Mr. Alcott.
00:21:47Thank you very much.
00:21:48Let me ask you something.
00:21:49Yeah.
00:21:49When...
00:21:50Candace,
00:21:51I'm glad you came home.
00:21:53I'd like you to meet somebody.
00:21:55Jacqueline Knight,
00:21:56my stepdaughter Candace.
00:21:57Nice to meet you.
00:22:00I'm sorry about your dress.
00:22:02I hope it came out okay.
00:22:03Funny,
00:22:04you didn't seem sorry
00:22:05at the time.
00:22:06Candace.
00:22:06Oh, I'm sorry, Dad.
00:22:07Is she one of the girlfriends
00:22:08I'm supposed to be nice to?
00:22:09Nice to meet you, Kathleen.
00:22:11I'll leave you two alone.
00:22:12Candy,
00:22:12come back here
00:22:13and apologize to Jacqueline.
00:22:14It's okay, Dad.
00:22:16All right,
00:22:17I'm so sorry about that.
00:22:18Let's not let that
00:22:19spoil our evening,
00:22:20will we?
00:22:21You're right.
00:22:22Want to pick up
00:22:22where we left off?
00:22:23Of course.
00:22:24Of course.
00:23:05I haven't felt this way
00:23:09in years.
00:23:10It's been incredible
00:23:11for me too, Ben.
00:23:12I didn't know
00:23:13I could be this happy.
00:23:14Look, Jackie,
00:23:15there's something
00:23:16I'd like to ask you.
00:23:18I've been giving
00:23:19an awful lot of thought
00:23:20and, uh...
00:23:22What is it?
00:23:25I realize we haven't
00:23:26known each other
00:23:26a long time,
00:23:27but you have
00:23:29completely changed my life.
00:23:30I can't even imagine
00:23:32it without you.
00:23:33Well, I...
00:23:35Well, I'm trying...
00:23:37Would you please
00:23:38marry me?
00:23:42Ben, I'd be happy
00:23:51to be
00:23:52Mrs. Benjamin Alcott.
00:23:53Oh, Ben,
00:23:59it's beautiful.
00:24:00So are you.
00:24:15They're gonna get married.
00:24:18With that lady?
00:24:20Yeah.
00:24:21I mean, I can't believe
00:24:22that son of a bitch
00:24:23would do something like this.
00:24:23He's only known
00:24:24her a couple of months.
00:24:27Don't tell me.
00:24:29They're in love?
00:24:30I don't know.
00:24:32I don't really care, either.
00:24:34Well, that's definitely
00:24:35gonna affect your future.
00:24:36What?
00:24:37Another wicked stepparent?
00:24:38Well, think about it.
00:24:52Yeah.
00:24:56I mean, she's gonna be
00:24:56his wife.
00:24:58And then when he's gone,
00:25:00she's gonna get
00:25:01half of your inheritance.
00:25:03That's the money
00:25:04that you deserved
00:25:04your whole life.
00:25:05And then you're
00:25:08gonna have to share
00:25:08your money
00:25:10with that bitch.
00:25:13Steve, what are we
00:25:14gonna do?
00:25:17This traffic's
00:25:18gonna make us late.
00:25:19Oh, I don't think
00:25:20we have anything
00:25:20to worry about.
00:25:21After all,
00:25:22I'm the one
00:25:22writing the check.
00:25:25Yes, you are.
00:25:26How many charities
00:25:27are you involved
00:25:27with right now?
00:25:28Too many.
00:25:29You know, I do it
00:25:30just for good
00:25:30business appearance.
00:25:32As you know,
00:25:33logging's not a very
00:25:34popular industry,
00:25:35so I try to balance
00:25:36the negative publicity
00:25:37with some very
00:25:38positive paid PR.
00:25:39Oh, Ben,
00:25:41what about all that
00:25:42stuff you said
00:25:42at the Parkview benefit?
00:25:43Well, let's just say
00:25:44my secretary writes
00:25:45a very good speech.
00:25:47Frankly, I don't have
00:25:48time for all the
00:25:49details of giving.
00:25:52Wow, I'm not
00:25:53marrying the saint
00:25:53I thought I was.
00:25:55Listen, if it's
00:25:56such a burden to you,
00:25:57why don't you let me
00:25:58handle the foundation?
00:26:00With my experience,
00:26:01it's just a natural
00:26:02extension of what I'm
00:26:03doing already.
00:26:12Yes, hi, this is
00:26:13Ben Alcott.
00:26:14Give me William Stone,
00:26:15please.
00:26:17Hi, Bill, it's Ben.
00:26:19Good, thanks.
00:26:20Look, from now on,
00:26:21my fiancée, Jacqueline
00:26:23Knight, is going to
00:26:23handle all my duties
00:26:25with the charity.
00:26:27Yes, thank you.
00:26:27Two weeks from now,
00:26:28and of course,
00:26:29you're invited.
00:26:29Why don't I have
00:26:31Jacqueline come down
00:26:32tomorrow and meet you
00:26:33to sign all the
00:26:34necessary papers?
00:26:36Very good, Bill.
00:26:40You'll thank me.
00:26:40Oh, honey, you're getting
00:26:57me all wet.
00:26:58I'm just watering my
00:27:00flower.
00:27:02You know what?
00:27:03These wedding plans are
00:27:03driving me crazy.
00:27:04Why don't we just go to
00:27:05Las Vegas?
00:27:06What?
00:27:07I thought you women
00:27:08lived for all that stuff.
00:27:09Anyway, we have to get
00:27:10to the lawyers to
00:27:11establish the prenuptial.
00:27:14You never mentioned
00:27:15that to me before, Ben.
00:27:17Jackie, I do silly things,
00:27:19but I'm nobody's fool.
00:27:22I know you're not a fool, Ben.
00:27:25I just didn't think
00:27:26you were that mistrusting.
00:27:28After all, I am going
00:27:30to be your wife.
00:27:31Oh, come on, Jackie.
00:27:32Let's not make a big
00:27:33issue of it, okay?
00:27:35The important thing is
00:27:36we're going to be married.
00:27:37I don't have a problem
00:27:39with it, Ben.
00:27:40I just wish it told me
00:27:41sooner, that's all.
00:27:42I know, I know, I know.
00:27:43I am sorry.
00:27:45So what do you still have
00:27:45left to do for the wedding?
00:27:48Oh, everything.
00:27:49This has become
00:27:50such a production.
00:27:51And you will be the star.
00:27:56Yeah, I'm ready for my
00:27:57close-up, Mr. Alcott.
00:28:00Listen, I'm going to go
00:28:02talk to the caterers, okay?
00:28:03And then I'm going to go
00:28:04to my apartment and pack up.
00:28:09I'll see you tomorrow.
00:28:10I'll see you tomorrow.
00:28:10I'll see you tomorrow.
00:28:40Alcott suffered a heart attack
00:28:41while swimming.
00:28:44For a man of his age,
00:28:45he was in pretty good shape.
00:28:47But sometimes these things
00:28:49are completely unpredictable.
00:28:53I'm really sorry about your loss,
00:28:55Mrs. Alcott.
00:28:58Not quite.
00:29:00We weren't married yet.
00:29:01Candy, I'm really sorry
00:29:08about your father.
00:29:10We had known each other
00:29:11for many years
00:29:11and had become good friends.
00:29:13Anyway, his estate was valued
00:29:15at $20 million,
00:29:16and most of it had been willed
00:29:17to various charities
00:29:18he'd become active with.
00:29:20And he left Carmen
00:29:21a year's salary.
00:29:24And?
00:29:25And that's all.
00:29:27What about me?
00:29:28Did he leave me anything?
00:29:29He left you his complete library,
00:29:32all of his books.
00:29:34I'm his daughter.
00:29:35Candy, please,
00:29:36I know you're upset.
00:29:37He leaves millions
00:29:38to complete strangers?
00:29:40And I get nothing?
00:29:41How am I supposed
00:29:42to live off of books?
00:29:43Candy, I'm sorry.
00:29:44You know,
00:29:47those books meant
00:29:48a lot to Ben.
00:29:49You think he was born
00:29:50with his skills and talent?
00:29:53I'll just send over
00:29:53the papers I need you to sign.
00:29:55I know you don't want
00:29:56to discuss this now,
00:29:57but we need to make arrangements
00:29:59for your father's funeral.
00:30:01Burn him.
00:30:06Steve, it's Candy.
00:30:07Where are you?
00:30:08I need you right now.
00:30:09Call me as soon
00:30:10as you get this.
00:30:10Delivery for Mr. Ben Alcott?
00:30:32Wedding's off.
00:30:33I don't know where to find her.
00:30:34I don't know where to find her.
00:30:40I don't know where to find her.
00:30:41I don't know where to find her.
00:30:42I don't know where to find her.
00:30:45I don't know where to find her.
00:30:47And then,
00:30:48I have a whisper and hand me.
00:30:50Uh,
00:30:51okay.
00:30:54I think I'm just,
00:30:55I feel like
00:30:56I'm just going to make Jessica
00:30:57and I feel like
00:30:59my friend is very good.
00:30:59If she does all
00:31:02and he's angry,
00:31:03Wonderful.
00:31:04Now,
00:31:05the government
00:31:06was steals
00:31:08and Quinton
00:31:09McOure
00:31:10Los Angeles Mercantile Bank. May I help you?
00:31:13Yes, hi. I wanted to make a donation to a charity that banks with you.
00:31:19It's called Rise Up.
00:31:20I don't really have all the banking information,
00:31:23but a friend had told me that I could just mail it to you.
00:31:28It's called Rise Up?
00:31:29Yes.
00:31:30One moment, please.
00:31:32I'm sorry. I don't show an active account.
00:31:35We did have an account with them, but it was closed on November 6th.
00:31:38Could you please tell me when that account was opened?
00:31:40October 23rd.
00:31:41Of this year?
00:31:42Yes, ma'am.
00:31:44So the account has been opened less than a month?
00:31:47Yes, ma'am.
00:31:48Are you sure?
00:31:49Positively.
00:31:58Jacket's charity Rise Up didn't even exist until after she and Daddy were dating,
00:32:01so the solicitation at the gal was all bullshit.
00:32:04Daddy put her in charge of his foundation just two weeks ago.
00:32:13Then Rise Up received a $300,000 donation from it.
00:32:17That's only one day after Jackie was put in charge.
00:32:20So she used her authority to give herself a big fat bonus, huh?
00:32:25Exactly.
00:32:26Then Rise Up's account was completely drained on November 5th,
00:32:30one day after Daddy died.
00:32:32So we could get totally screwed by your father and she walks off with $30,000.
00:32:40No wonder she left so fast.
00:32:42She has her money, Steve.
00:32:43What are we gonna do?
00:32:45I'm gonna call the cops.
00:32:46No, the police cannot know about this.
00:32:48Otherwise, it's gonna go back to all the stupid charities.
00:32:51Please, cops.
00:32:52Listen to me.
00:32:53Please.
00:32:54Please.
00:32:54Listen to me.
00:32:56I'm gonna find you, Candy.
00:32:58I'm gonna catch you.
00:33:00What I do, I'm gonna get our money back, okay?
00:33:03All right?
00:33:04You want to do anything, okay, man?
00:33:08Check out the right place.
00:33:09I don't know.
00:33:10It was in Daddy's address book.
00:33:11Well, there's no Jacqueline Knight.
00:33:13Jay Keller matches the initials.
00:33:1514B.
00:33:16I don't know.
00:33:17What do you think?
00:33:18Over here, baby.
00:33:20Come on.
00:33:20Let's check it out.
00:33:21Let's go.
00:33:21All right.
00:33:38Hey.
00:33:40What are you doing?
00:33:41Hey, how you doing?
00:33:43My, um, my ex-girlfriend Jackie lives here.
00:33:46And, uh, she's got a bunch of my stuff inside, you know, and I've been calling her.
00:33:51She hasn't been answering me.
00:33:52So, you know, I, uh, have you seen her?
00:33:54No, I haven't seen her, and I don't want to either.
00:33:57She's a real bitch.
00:33:59She's always blocking my parking space.
00:34:01I don't know what to do.
00:34:01I mean, you know, I, uh, I ain't seen a thing.
00:34:07It's like someone left in here, yeah?
00:34:20Is there someone left in here, yeah?
00:34:50So, let's go.
00:35:20I knew it.
00:35:50Good afternoon, Santa Barbara Marina Resort.
00:36:03Who is this?
00:36:04Santa Barbara Marina Resort.
00:36:06Would you like reservations, sir?
00:36:09Yeah, yeah, but give me your address first.
00:36:15Why do you have a seducer to get the money?
00:36:17Did I say seduce?
00:36:18You can't seduce a woman like Jackie.
00:36:22But I'll tell you something, if Jackie thinks I'm rich, then I can get closer to the money, right?
00:36:25If I can get closer to the money, I can get the money, right?
00:36:27And just how are you going to do that?
00:36:29That's the easy part. Just turn on the Gantt's charm.
00:36:32Have a little fun with it.
00:36:33Well, don't have too much fun.
00:36:35Hey, don't worry about it.
00:36:40Looks real, huh?
00:36:43I've had this.
00:36:46Are you sure you're even going to be able to recognize Jacqueline?
00:36:48I've never even met her.
00:36:50Can't miss a woman like that.
00:36:56Don't worry about it.
00:36:57I told you.
00:36:59Take care of it, right?
00:37:00All I know is Amber.
00:37:04Hello.
00:37:05Bye.
00:37:05Hi.
00:37:31Hi.
00:37:32I'm supposed to be meeting a friend of mine. Her name is Jacqueline Knight.
00:37:36Could you tell me the room she's in, please?
00:37:44I'm sorry, sir. I don't have anyone registered by that name in this hotel.
00:37:48No. Jacqueline Keller.
00:37:56I'm sorry, sir. I don't have anyone by that name, either.
00:37:59Look, this is the Santa Barbara Marina Hotel, right?
00:38:02Now, I know she's here. Maybe she's using her maiden name.
00:38:04So, can you just check all the guests with the first name Jacqueline or something?
00:38:07I'm sorry, sir. Even if you had the correct name, we don't give out guest room numbers.
00:38:16Just give me a room for two for the night, please.
00:38:18Okay.
00:38:19So, well, she's not here.
00:38:34Well, we still need a place to rest, don't we?
00:38:39So, you really think she would use her real name?
00:38:43Relax.
00:38:43We'll find her.
00:38:45We're at a resort.
00:38:47We might as well make the best of it.
00:38:49So, let's go.
00:38:51Yes.
00:38:53Let's go.
00:38:58Let's go.
00:39:29I was hoping you could help me. I'm looking for someone.
00:39:47I might have seen her in here.
00:39:52She's a friend of mine. I just need to get in touch with her.
00:39:57Piece of work, all right.
00:39:59I saw someone in here who looked a little like her the other night.
00:40:03She was an older gentleman. Nice couple of things, actually.
00:40:06Yeah, what time is that?
00:40:08Eight or nine o'clock.
00:40:13We'll be back.
00:40:18I'll be here.
00:40:18From the gentleman over at the bar.
00:40:26Excuse me.
00:40:34Hi.
00:40:36I, uh...
00:40:38I really don't normally do this.
00:40:40I know women hate it.
00:40:42But I, uh...
00:40:43Was sitting over at the bar and I couldn't help but notice that you have
00:40:46the most beautiful eyes that I've ever seen
00:40:49in my entire life.
00:40:50Okay, I said it. See you later.
00:40:57Wait a second.
00:40:59What's your name?
00:41:01Dan, Richard.
00:41:02Dan. Thank you, Dan.
00:41:04You're welcome.
00:41:05You want to sit down?
00:41:07You have nice eyes, too.
00:41:14So what do you do?
00:41:17I am a marketing efficiency consultant for pharmaceutical companies.
00:41:21Ah.
00:41:22Drug dealer.
00:41:24Interesting.
00:41:24Sort of.
00:41:26Listen, are you hungry?
00:41:27I was just about ready to sit down and have some dinner,
00:41:29and I would love you to join me.
00:41:31Why not?
00:41:33So this was September in New Orleans, right?
00:41:35The hurricane is due.
00:41:36We take off anyway.
00:41:38All of a sudden, about 20 minutes into the flight,
00:41:40the plane starts shaking, right?
00:41:41And this pilot comes on the other side and says,
00:41:43don't need to be alarmed, folks.
00:41:44This is only turbulence.
00:41:46And all of a sudden you hear, bang!
00:41:47This loud noise outside in the window.
00:41:49I see these two engines burning up on fire.
00:41:51This plane goes into a nosedive,
00:41:53and there's books and plates and drinks flying all over the cabin.
00:41:56I said to myself, you know,
00:41:57here it comes.
00:41:58This is it.
00:41:59I'm going to die in a great ball of fire.
00:42:02No, you must have been terrified.
00:42:03You know the funny thing is that nobody screamed?
00:42:06Nobody screamed.
00:42:07All you can hear is the roar of the engines in the background.
00:42:10The plane pulls out of it.
00:42:12People start freaking out.
00:42:16I mean, it scared the hell out of me.
00:42:18Well, I, for one, am glad you survived.
00:42:21Me too.
00:42:21You know, I've always been kind of a lucky guy.
00:42:23Listen, would you mind walking me to my room?
00:42:25Uh, I'm sorry, Mr. Gantz.
00:42:27Uh, my computer isn't accepting your credit card.
00:42:29Oh, just run it through again.
00:42:31I've already tried it three times.
00:42:33It's, it's embarrassing.
00:42:36The card should work.
00:42:37I'll just charge it to my hotel room then.
00:42:39No, I'm sorry, sir.
00:42:40We're a different company than the hotel.
00:42:42You know what?
00:42:43I'm going to turn in, Dan.
00:42:44I'll see you around the hotel.
00:42:45I'll see you around the hotel room.
00:42:46Excuse me.
00:42:47Excuse me.
00:42:48Excuse me.
00:42:49Looking a little red there, better get some lotion on.
00:43:13Thanks, Baxter, you don't want more lotion.
00:43:18I hate watching people burn.
00:43:23Thanks.
00:43:25I'm Shelby, by the way.
00:43:27Steve, nice to meet you.
00:43:30Are you from L.A.?
00:43:32Yeah, how'd you know?
00:43:34Those guys from out-of-state pack a pretty good-sized gut.
00:43:38Oh, I mean, like that guy over there.
00:43:42Actually, you know, you're looking a little red yourself, don't you?
00:43:46Yeah, right.
00:43:47Yeah, really, sure.
00:43:52Let's see what we can do here.
00:43:54Oh, yeah, that's better.
00:43:56Oh, yeah.
00:43:58You know, I'm really kind of salty from the ocean.
00:44:03Mind if I come up and use your shower?
00:44:06I'm sorry.
00:44:07I don't think my girlfriend would like that very much.
00:44:11Okay.
00:44:12Well, how about you use the shower at night once?
00:44:15I'm sorry.
00:44:16Still thinking.
00:44:17Too bad.
00:44:18She's with her.
00:44:19I'll explain that one to you, yeah?
00:44:21He's loaded.
00:44:22She's beautiful.
00:44:23Listen, I gotta go.
00:44:24It was a really nice meeting.
00:44:26Hey.
00:44:27Hey.
00:44:28Hey.
00:44:29Hey.
00:44:30Hey.
00:44:31Mr. Claude, you're too much.
00:44:32Wait.
00:44:33Call me.
00:44:34Hey.
00:44:35Hey.
00:44:36Hey.
00:44:37Hey.
00:44:38Hey.
00:44:39Hey.
00:44:40Hey.
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00:44:44Hey.
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00:44:46Hey.
00:44:47Hey.
00:44:48Hey.
00:44:49Hey.
00:44:50Hey.
00:44:51Hey.
00:44:52Hey.
00:44:53Hey.
00:44:54Hey.
00:44:55Hey.
00:44:56Hey.
00:44:57Hey.
00:44:58Hey.
00:44:59Hey.
00:45:00Hey.
00:45:01Hey.
00:45:02Hey.
00:45:03Hey.
00:45:04Hey.
00:45:05Hey.
00:45:06Hey.
00:45:07Hey.
00:45:08Hey.
00:45:09Hey.
00:45:10Hey.
00:45:11This is it.
00:45:32Hold on a minute, Steve.
00:45:34I don't think this is such a good idea.
00:45:36Let me just think a minute.
00:45:39There she is.
00:45:41Hi, how are you doing?
00:45:44My fiancé locked us out.
00:45:46Could you help us?
00:45:48Honey, how can I have locked us out?
00:45:49When you were in charge of the key, you lost my other door.
00:45:52No, you're in charge of the keys.
00:45:54I'm sorry.
00:45:55Do you speak English?
00:45:57My boyfriend lost our key.
00:46:00Could you help us?
00:46:02Por favor.
00:46:03Por favor.
00:46:13Asshole.
00:46:16Where are you?
00:46:18I'm going to push you out with a stash here, okay?
00:46:19I mean, she'd be stupid to put in the towel, right?
00:46:30Oh!
00:46:32Shit, what the hell are you doing here?
00:46:34What the hell?
00:46:35He's got to get us busted again.
00:46:37Shut up!
00:46:37I don't want to be robbed!
00:46:38Look, look, look, look.
00:46:39Look, look, look.
00:46:40Look, look.
00:46:41Look, look, look.
00:46:41Look, look, look.
00:46:46Is he okay?
00:46:48What the fuck do I even suppose to know he's okay?
00:46:50Steve, what did you do?
00:46:52Everything okay in there?
00:46:54Oh, shit.
00:47:04I think he's really dead.
00:47:06Oh, shit.
00:47:12Wait, wait, wait.
00:47:16I got an idea.
00:47:24Get something.
00:47:49He moved.
00:47:50What?
00:47:50Look, he moved.
00:47:52Are you kidding me?
00:47:53No.
00:47:54No.
00:47:55Steve.
00:47:56What the hell?
00:47:57What the hell?
00:47:59Shut up.
00:48:00Don't worry.
00:48:02Put down.
00:48:03Hold it.
00:48:05Hold it.
00:48:07Oh, come on.
00:48:09Steve.
00:48:10Fuck.
00:48:15Fuck.
00:48:20Fuck.
00:48:21Fuck.
00:48:22Fuck.
00:48:23Oh, shit.
00:48:24No, baby, he's stuck.
00:48:29Hold on, hold on, Steve.
00:48:31Hold on, Chester.
00:48:34I think it's coming.
00:48:35Hold on.
00:48:37What's the problem here, folks?
00:48:39Oh, yeah.
00:48:40Got a little automotive trouble?
00:48:41See you, man.
00:48:42Officer, no, we're fine.
00:48:44Thanks.
00:48:44Please have a little, uh...
00:48:46Hold on just one minute.
00:48:50I've got a tow rope.
00:48:51I can get that thing unstuck for you in a jiffy pop.
00:48:54You just wait right here.
00:48:55You know what?
00:49:00We have a 1411 here.
00:49:01I will leave Harper Brown for a 1015 life.
00:49:04The system should go.
00:49:05It's over.
00:49:06Folks, don't worry about it, thanks.
00:49:08I've done this many times before.
00:49:09Sir, I need you to hook that object right there on your act.
00:49:15Okay, sir.
00:49:16What I need you to do,
00:49:18I need you to pull your vehicle forward,
00:49:19and this will dislodge that object from your structure.
00:49:23Okay.
00:49:28Don't worry, miss.
00:49:29Just stand back.
00:49:32Oh!
00:49:33That's it.
00:49:34We got it.
00:49:35I'll tell you one thing.
00:49:40This tow rope,
00:49:41it's one of the best investments I've ever made.
00:49:445,000 pound test,
00:49:46durability rating,
00:49:47alpha 9,
00:49:48all weather retrieval,
00:49:49but the only thing stronger
00:49:50would be your three-quarter inch steel cable.
00:49:52I'm not going to go lugging a big coil
00:49:53that around in my safety vehicle.
00:49:55Yeah, it may not look like it,
00:49:56but these safety vehicles,
00:49:58they pack some pretty wicked torque.
00:50:00Right after I picked this little butte up,
00:50:02one of our council women
00:50:03decided to get her Cadillac
00:50:04stuck in one of our flower beds.
00:50:07Tow truck was on the way,
00:50:08but I just dropped that sucker right in below.
00:50:10Out pops the caddy.
00:50:11The tow truck guy came,
00:50:13I just told him to go on home.
00:50:15I'll tell you,
00:50:15people just don't understand
00:50:16that it's all about leverage.
00:50:18Well, you know what?
00:50:18You know, thanks a lot for your help,
00:50:20and you have yourself to get out of here.
00:50:21You know, I don't want to expect this.
00:50:23You can't do serve.
00:50:24I'm doing my job, sir.
00:50:25I love my job.
00:50:26Good job.
00:50:27Just like my father and his father before him.
00:50:29You know what my grandfather used to say?
00:50:30Definition of a stranger.
00:50:32Oh, I got to go.
00:50:33Well, let me help you.
00:50:34Actually, I know what?
00:50:35I got to go.
00:50:38There you go.
00:50:39No problem.
00:50:40Thanks a lot for your help.
00:50:41He's all yours there, Tiger.
00:50:42Thanks.
00:50:42Okay.
00:50:43You folks drive safe.
00:50:44Have a nice evening.
00:50:45Thanks a lot.
00:50:45Okay.
00:50:48This is Unit 1015,
00:50:50the base,
00:50:50Simon Sector Alpha,
00:50:51Victor Charlie,
00:50:52resuming rounds,
00:50:532,200 hours.
00:50:54Okay.
00:51:09Come on.
00:51:10Give me your sweater.
00:51:11Where's this?
00:51:12Oh, my God.
00:51:30Steve, we're going to go to prison.
00:51:31Look, we're not going to go to jail, Candy.
00:51:33You just killed somebody.
00:51:35Well, I didn't mean to.
00:51:37Look, I think we pulled it off, all right?
00:51:40All we need to do now is we need to think
00:51:42on how we're going to get Jackal's money.
00:51:44I can't believe you're talking like this.
00:51:46Somewhere that dead man has a family.
00:51:48If you feel that guilty,
00:51:49we can give the police a call after we live town, all right?
00:51:52Now, unless you want to live the rest of your life in a trailer park,
00:51:55I suggest we go back to the hotel and we finish what we started.
00:51:58What are we going to do, Steve?
00:51:59Your dance term isn't exactly working the wonders you said it would.
00:52:02We're just going to have to keep trying, okay?
00:52:04If everyone has a weakness, we're just going to have to try something else.
00:52:09Trust me.
00:52:15Room 319, please.
00:52:17I'm sorry, ma'am.
00:52:18That room is empty.
00:52:19Mr. Klein checked out this morning.
00:52:22Hey, Deborah.
00:52:36How are you doing?
00:52:37It's me.
00:52:38Dan Gantz, remember?
00:52:40Well, how could I forget?
00:52:42You look great tonight.
00:52:44Look, Mr. Richard or Gantz, whatever your name is,
00:52:49I don't really feel like having company tonight,
00:52:51so why don't you just leave me alone, all right?
00:52:54Listen, you know, I would leave you alone,
00:52:56but I would just like the opportunity to make this up to you
00:52:59because I have to apologize for the other night.
00:53:00It was, uh...
00:53:01I don't think so.
00:53:03Look, I just want to buy you dinner.
00:53:05Maybe you can, you know, just relax.
00:53:07Look, pal, you're not my type,
00:53:08so why don't you go back where you came from, all right?
00:53:11You know, Deb, I think you're getting a little bit obnoxious yourself
00:53:13because I...
00:53:14You heard the lady.
00:53:20Look, old man, why don't you, uh, go back to your table right now.
00:53:22Yeah, man, if you continue your obnoxious behavior,
00:53:25the bouncer is going to break you like a toothpick
00:53:27and throw you out on your ass.
00:53:29Why not spare yourself the embarrassment
00:53:31and leave now?
00:53:33You too, bitch!
00:53:45Well, thank you very much.
00:53:48My name's Deborah.
00:53:49Henry Mackwell.
00:53:50My pleasure, Deborah.
00:54:03Pardon me, Mr. Maxwell.
00:54:05Do you mind if I join you?
00:54:07Didn't I overhear you say you want to be by yourself tonight?
00:54:10Yes, but that was before I was rescued by a knight in shiny armor.
00:54:16I'd love your company, Deborah.
00:54:20But I gotta warn you up front.
00:54:23I'm a married man.
00:54:25Oh, what did you think I was gonna do?
00:54:27I just want to buy you a drink.
00:54:31I'd love a drink.
00:54:31Okay.
00:54:32Good.
00:54:33Beauty has two edges.
00:54:35One of laughter, and one of anguish.
00:54:38Shakespeare?
00:54:39Virginia Woolf.
00:54:40Oh.
00:54:42What are you having?
00:54:43Scotch and water.
00:54:44I'll have the same.
00:54:45Got it.
00:54:46So, Deborah, what's your business here in Santa Barbara?
00:54:48Um, I was recovering from a bad situation.
00:54:52It was almost working, too.
00:54:55What about you, Mr. Maxwell?
00:54:56Well, please, call me Henry.
00:54:57Well, I come out here once a year from Texas.
00:55:01Stay about a month.
00:55:02Oh, a Texas man, huh?
00:55:04What's your business?
00:55:04Uh, if I tell you what I do, you'd think it's boring.
00:55:07Well, try me.
00:55:09I'm an investment banker.
00:55:10You're right.
00:55:13That's boring.
00:55:14I'm just kidding.
00:55:16I mean, it's great for you.
00:55:17I mean, how many Texans get to spend their winters in Santa Barbara?
00:55:20Yeah, I'm lucky I know it.
00:55:22I'm just a little disappointed my family couldn't make it this time.
00:55:25Why not?
00:55:26Uh, my kids are all grown.
00:55:27They're living their own life.
00:55:28My wife's on a cruise in the Bahamas.
00:55:31She hates California.
00:55:32Oh, what a shame.
00:55:34Yeah, it is.
00:55:35I wish you liked it here.
00:55:37Four weeks can get a little lonely by yourself.
00:55:40Yeah.
00:55:42Well, you know, I think I'm about ready to turn in.
00:55:45It's a pleasure to meet you, Deborah.
00:55:47It was a pleasure meeting you.
00:55:48And thanks again for saving me.
00:55:52You know, if you haven't made plans for tomorrow night,
00:55:54would you be interested in having dinner together?
00:55:56I'd like that.
00:55:56Good.
00:55:58Why don't we meet in the lobby around 7?
00:56:017 it is.
00:56:02I'll see you there.
00:56:03Good night.
00:56:04Good night.
00:56:18Nice job, Steve.
00:56:42Hoping you didn't get roughed up too much.
00:56:45Perfect.
00:56:46Good night.
00:56:48I said you have dinner tomorrow night.
00:56:497 o'clock.
00:56:50Ow!
00:56:53You're a man.
00:56:55Candy.
00:56:55I want you to be the man of telling me everything I know.
00:56:57Well, not everything I know.
00:56:58But this is Max Delaney.
00:56:59Max, this is Candy.
00:57:01My pleasure, Candy.
00:57:02Thanks for helping us out.
00:57:05All right.
00:57:06That's enough.
00:57:07That's enough.
00:57:08Go on to that, huh?
00:57:09Thanks.
00:57:13So tell me about the money situation.
00:57:15Well, we figured that Jacqueline made off with about $100,000 of Candy's father's money.
00:57:22But since the money's stolen, we figured she must be carrying it around with her unless she's, you know, stashed it close by.
00:57:27Well, if I find it, I'm taking half.
00:57:30Look how you're taking a third like we agreed.
00:57:34You ain't changed, Steve.
00:57:37I'm just riding you.
00:57:38I like watching you get pissed off.
00:57:42Don't worry.
00:57:43It's in Santa Barbara.
00:57:44I'll find it.
00:57:46You two better get some rest.
00:57:48You don't look so good.
00:57:51All right.
00:57:57All right.
00:58:02Jesus, Steve, are you sure we can trust him?
00:58:05Well, baby, we have to.
00:58:07It's the best chance we got.
00:58:09Come on.
00:58:09You know, Max has been like a father to me.
00:58:11You know, you give him my first beer, for Christ's sake.
00:58:14Well, he's smooth.
00:58:16I hope you know what you're doing.
00:58:19If anybody can con a con, it's Max.
00:58:21Don't worry, okay?
00:58:25Max is a good guy.
00:58:28Trust me.
00:58:30Trust me.
00:58:31Trust me.
00:58:31Trust me.
00:58:32Trust me.
00:58:33Oh
00:59:03Yeah, well we searched the damn car the entire room max and we found nothing, okay?
00:59:32I'm getting a little pissed off here and this heat doesn't help things no max. I don't have any patience
00:59:41She's built and trusted
00:59:46Well, you know max candy now, I don't have more money
00:59:50So we can't find out your little romantic vectors anymore
00:59:54So just to me a fair will you and put the squeeze on okay?
01:00:00See what I can do
01:00:02What's so funny?
01:00:11Deborah you have changed my life dramatically
01:00:15Three weeks ago I was a faithful husband to a 30-year marriage
01:00:19And now look at me
01:00:20Bullshit, Henry
01:00:21You think I don't know your plan?
01:00:25I know who you are
01:00:26I knew you were a womanizer the night we met
01:00:29You're such a good one
01:00:31That's why I laid yourself down
01:00:32Deborah
01:00:33Am I wrong?
01:00:35So maybe you have a wife at home
01:00:38If you think I'm gonna believe I'm the first woman you've fooled around with since you've been married
01:00:42You've been spending way too much time in the sun
01:00:45Deborah, I gotta hand it to you
01:00:48I've been had
01:00:49Give me a minute to rebuild my e-counter
01:00:51Don't pout, Henry
01:00:54Whatever you have at home
01:00:56Isn't gonna affect us here
01:00:57I have to go to New York for the weekend before I return to Texas
01:01:03I'm never ready to say goodbye
01:01:05Come with me
01:01:07We'll stay at a top-notch place in the city
01:01:10You can relax, do what you want to during the day
01:01:13Just say the night's for me
01:01:15You know, I make it up in New York quite often
01:01:17Perhaps we can meet there on a regular basis
01:01:20You're asking me to be your mistress?
01:01:29Why not?
01:01:30When do we leave?
01:01:31Tonight
01:01:32Oh, I can't
01:01:33Why?
01:01:34Well, I got things to take care of here
01:01:36So the telephone's up for, my dear
01:01:39I really have to do this in person
01:01:42Okay, how's the thing going to be?
01:01:45That's tomorrow morning
01:01:47Tell me what I can do to help you and I'll do it
01:01:49You know what?
01:01:49Just give me a little space, okay, sweetie?
01:01:51I have a lot to think about
01:02:10How's the hotel?
01:02:11Steve Gansfram, please
01:02:12Oh, no
01:02:14Hello?
01:02:14Yeah
01:02:15We're set
01:02:19Can I ask you something?
01:02:22Is your baby anything you know that?
01:02:26How's your meet, Henry?
01:02:32Henry took me in when I was a kid
01:02:34He gave me a home when I needed it most
01:02:40Yeah, but how exactly?
01:02:45It's a long story, baby
01:02:49I think when I have more
01:02:50So many days
01:03:13Excuse me
01:03:14I think it was a nice
01:03:18Let's go.
01:03:48Let's go.
01:04:18All right, stop.
01:04:20B-937.
01:04:21What's that?
01:04:22That, baby.
01:04:23It's a locker.
01:04:25There's a suitcase in there.
01:04:28All right, get down, get down.
01:04:30Shit, I think she saw us.
01:04:31Be cool, be cool, be cool, okay?
01:04:32Just be cool, it's okay.
01:04:34Just be cool, just be cool, okay?
01:04:35It's okay.
01:04:36This is it, baby.
01:04:37Shit, shit.
01:04:38It's okay.
01:04:43Give me a kiss.
01:04:46It's got to be the money, Max.
01:04:48Who else could you put in, huh?
01:04:50Everybody needs the key.
01:04:52That's all I put in the purse.
01:04:53I'm not saying the money's not in there.
01:04:57There's probably more.
01:04:59If we saw her from now, she'll know somebody's on to her if she just disappeared.
01:05:02Yeah, well, that's good.
01:05:04Because once I get my money, I don't care where she goes.
01:05:06I don't see.
01:05:06That's bad.
01:05:07You ever watch this make a deal?
01:05:10I mean, you can take what's in the box and walk away.
01:05:13Or you can gamble the box that's high in curtain number two.
01:05:16If this suitcase hasn't got the money, you're gonna be double screwed.
01:05:19If you don't have a cent, she'll be gone.
01:05:21Yeah?
01:05:23Take what's behind the box, Bonnie.
01:05:29Where have you been?
01:05:30I had some calls to make.
01:05:32Candy, baby.
01:05:34You gotta let me know where you're going.
01:05:35I was worried about you.
01:05:37Oh, yeah, I can tell by the way you're basking in the pool.
01:05:41Daddy's ashes were scattered today.
01:05:43Is that okay with you, or did you want to approve it first?
01:05:53I'm sorry.
01:05:55I didn't know.
01:05:57We're not done here.
01:05:58Yeah, we are, Max.
01:05:59We'll just get the key, and I'll do the rest.
01:06:02Okay, kid, you win.
01:06:04I'll meet you back here at your room.
01:06:05No, later, 1 a.m.
01:06:071 a.m.
01:06:17Thanks for dinner, Henry.
01:06:18Do you want a nightcap before you go?
01:06:20I certainly do.
01:06:23Let me get some ice, all right?
01:06:25I'll be right back.
01:06:26Okay.
01:06:26Okay.
01:06:26Okay.
01:06:26Okay.
01:06:26Okay.
01:06:26Okay.
01:06:26Okay.
01:06:26Okay.
01:06:26Okay.
01:06:26Okay.
01:06:26Okay.
01:06:27Okay.
01:06:27Okay.
01:06:28Okay.
01:06:28Okay.
01:06:29Okay.
01:06:29Okay.
01:06:30Okay.
01:06:31Okay.
01:06:32Okay.
01:06:33Okay.
01:06:34Okay.
01:06:35What are you doing?
01:06:51Oh, I got a tremendous headache.
01:06:53I was just going to take a couple of your aspirin's.
01:06:55Those are not aspirin, Henry.
01:06:56Those are sleeping pills.
01:06:59Sorry.
01:07:00I just should have asked first.
01:07:02Yes, you should have.
01:07:03I'm a little picky about my privacy, okay?
01:07:06So if you'd respect that.
01:07:09The aspirin are in the bathroom.
01:07:11I guess I really need a drink.
01:07:27I guess I really need a drink.
01:07:32I guess so.
01:07:34I think he's a little stronger.
01:07:38Henry!
01:07:40Well, I see him all the way.
01:07:43What's the matter with you?
01:07:46I'm just anxious about New York.
01:07:49I'm sorry, I want to make you happy.
01:07:52You too?
01:07:54Well, then you're forgiven.
01:07:57Here's to New York.
01:07:59To New York.
01:08:04Son of a bitch!
01:08:08It takes five minutes to get here, and he's over an hour late.
01:08:12Look, if you said he was gonna be here, he's gonna be here.
01:08:20That's not it.
01:08:21He's making suckers out of us, Steven.
01:08:23What else besides his word would keep him from picking up the money himself and taking off?
01:08:27His word is good.
01:08:28It's a lot of money.
01:08:34Stay if you want.
01:08:36Go to the bus station.
01:08:37Wait, wait.
01:08:38I just think we should just stay together until this is over, okay?
01:08:40Ha!
01:08:41Okay, then.
01:08:42It's over.
01:08:43Wait, wait.
01:08:44Wait.
01:08:45Wait.
01:08:46Wait.
01:08:47I just think we should just stay together until this is over, okay?
01:08:49Ha!
01:08:50Okay, then.
01:08:51It's over.
01:08:52Wait, wait, wait.
01:08:53Steve, Candy.
01:08:54I thought we were supposed to be back at the hotel.
01:08:56We thought so, too, Max.
01:08:57Yeah.
01:08:58What?
01:08:59What?
01:09:00What?
01:09:01What?
01:09:02What?
01:09:03What?
01:09:04What?
01:09:05What?
01:09:06What?
01:09:07What?
01:09:08What?
01:09:09What?
01:09:10What?
01:09:11What?
01:09:12What?
01:09:13What?
01:09:14What?
01:09:15What?
01:09:16What?
01:09:17What?
01:09:18What?
01:09:19What?
01:09:20What?
01:09:21That's so, too, Max.
01:09:23Hey, I know this looks bad.
01:09:25Yeah, believe me, I was on my way right over there.
01:09:27That's a nice try.
01:09:29Things didn't go as planned.
01:09:30She caught me going through her purse and flipped.
01:09:32I had to knock her out.
01:09:33He didn't kill her.
01:09:34Of course not.
01:09:35I just hit her.
01:09:36Look, she caught me going through her stuff.
01:09:38There wasn't much time.
01:09:39If I hadn't come straight to the money first, she might have beat me to it.
01:09:41Then where would we be?
01:09:43It's good, Max.
01:09:44You're a f***ing squid!
01:09:46Steve, you think I'm trying to f*** you guys over?
01:09:48Oh, no, no, no.
01:09:49Give me a break here.
01:09:51We're family.
01:09:58You're a liar, Max.
01:10:00That means you forfeit the money.
01:10:05You can't do that.
01:10:06Yeah?
01:10:07Watch me.
01:10:08Get the suitcase, baby.
01:10:12The suitcase stays!
01:10:19No!
01:10:43No!
01:10:44No!
01:10:54You're welcome, Max!
01:10:55That's your answer, Mr. Mayor!
01:10:57All right!
01:10:58What are you gonna do?
01:10:59What are you gonna do?
01:11:00No!
01:11:01No!
01:11:22No!
01:11:23No!
01:11:35Careful there, Jack.
01:11:36You didn't want to break a nail, did you?
01:11:38Yeah.
01:11:39Dan.
01:11:40Dan, we could be good together.
01:11:42Huh?
01:11:43Please.
01:11:43You got money over there.
01:11:44There's lots more where that came from.
01:11:46Buenos Aires.
01:11:47We could take the first flight down.
01:11:48I'll tell you what, Jackie.
01:11:49We need to keep the money, but you know what?
01:11:51I can help you with that trip down now.
01:11:53Mommy!
01:12:03Could you pull over here?
01:12:05I want to get cleaned up.
01:12:06You sure you don't need a hospital?
01:12:28No, not now.
01:12:32I kind of want to put some distance between us, and...
01:12:38You might as well fill up.
01:12:47I'll be right back.
01:12:48You sure you don't need anything?
01:12:56No.
01:12:57I'll be right back.
01:13:19That f***ing bastard.
01:13:49Son of a bitch!
01:14:18No, no!
01:14:48No, no!
01:14:50No, no!
01:14:52No, no!
01:14:56No, no!
01:15:06No!
01:15:22No, no!
01:15:24Son of a bitch!
01:15:46No, no!
01:15:48No, no!
01:15:50No, no!
01:15:52No, no!
01:15:54No, no!
01:15:58No, no!
01:16:00No, no!
01:16:02No, no!
01:16:04No, no!
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01:16:10No, no!
01:16:14No, no!
01:16:16No, no!
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01:16:20No, no!
01:16:22No, no!
01:16:24No, no!
01:16:26No, no!
01:16:30No, no!
01:16:32No, no!
01:16:34No, no!
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01:16:38No, no!
01:16:40No, no!
01:16:42No, no!
01:16:44No, no!
01:16:48No, no!
01:16:50No, no!
01:16:52No, no!
01:17:00No, no!
01:17:02No, no!
01:17:06Muzica!
01:17:22So scary days
01:17:24So scary days
01:17:27So scary days
01:17:30So scary days
01:17:32Leaving all a jet plane in the cold
01:17:36Like black, the new shit raining
01:17:37Such an unfamiliar thing I can't forget
01:17:39The scary days, I'll last her
01:17:41I'll last her
01:17:44I packed my back to spread that ground without a gun
01:17:47Without a gun, without a gun, I whistled her
01:17:49So scary days, I'll last her
01:17:52I'll last her
01:17:55Reunite with you, my friend was never questioned
01:17:58In the end, I knew it all
01:18:00But we went through those very, very scary days
01:18:02I left you
01:18:04I left you
01:18:06I knew it all
01:18:08And we went through, I could not go out loving you
01:18:10I had to lose this world until those very, very scary days
01:18:13I left you
01:18:15I left you
01:18:17Ba da da da ba da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da
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